Do you live in a war zone? Bullets are raining down and bombs are hailing? Are you forced to leave your home and don't know if you'll return?
Are your people worried because you're late? Now there's a smartphone app that lets you let them know you're alive, if and when they're alive enough to use it.
This is no joke: survivors of a bombing can access the Twitter universe with the “I am Alive” app.
The idea for this original application belongs to 26-year-old Lebanese student Sandra Hassan, after her traumatic experience during the latest bomb explosion in an area of Beirut under Hezbollah control, which left four dead and at least 35 injured.
Very simple: the new application allows the user to send a tweet announcing to his followers that he has survived a bomb explosion and that he is alive.
Sandra Hassan's "I Am Alive app" is available on Google Play.
